by Dan Rafter Craig Kegg, senior vice president and office manager with the Columbus office of Grandbridge Real Estate Capital, says that his office is seeing an ever-increasing number of financing requests. Consider it yet another sign that the commercial … Continue reading →

by Dan Rafter The multifamily market is showing no signs of slowing down, at least according to the latest data provided by YardiMatrix. That’s good news for landlord, but not the best for tenants struggling to find affordable apartment units. … Continue reading →

by Dan Rafter Landlords trying to attract tenants to their buildings are increasingly focusing on how walkable their surrounding communities are. Consumers who are renting because they want to — not because they can’t buy a home — want to … Continue reading →

by Dan Rafter There’s a reason why real estate crowdfunding platforms generate so much attention: Real estate is a proven investment. And until recently, it was out of the reach of most investors. That is changing. St. Louis-based Selequity is … Continue reading →

by Dan Rafter Before he ever made his mark in Minneapolis’ commercial real estate industry, Jeff Hall seved in the Peace Corps in Sierra Leone in Africa. Hall lived in Sierra Leone in the late 1980s for two years, spending … Continue reading →

by Dan Rafter Mark Kornfeld, senior associate for retail and new development for St. Louis’ Sansone Group, has some good news: Consumers are more confident today. Because of this, they’re heading back to strip centers and grocery stores. Kornfeld recently … Continue reading →